abir thinks otherwise. she said that all this was because of the bombing of israel, that there was no safe place anywhere, there was no food and drinking water for her children, israel bombed bakeries. israel says 50,000 palestinians have moved south after being promised safe passage. hamas released new videos. battles with the israeli military on in the streets of gaza, they claim victory, but are significantly inferior in armaments. hamas will not be able to win a war with israel, but the guerrilla tactics of "fight and flight" can drag out the war for months and force a ceasefire. when we left the gaza strip, even more israeli tanks entered. israel's western allies support the operation in the gaza strip. but america's reminders of the laws of war and the demand for humanitarian pauses suggest that even israel's closest allies are alarmed by the humanitarian disaster this war will bring.10,000 dead in in the gas sector, more than 400 children were killed, according to the data of local doctors. un secret

abir bessan who spoke to us in a special interview . now we see the words of mr.d hazimeh regarding the same point that mr. taghbaniya raised. the meeting of heads of islamic countries in riyadh is not in the scale of what happened in gaza. it can also be called the meeting of contradictions. this meeting had contradictions both in the field of recommendations and in the field of examining issues. the meeting remained at the decision-making level and failed to help those in gaza provide a practical solution to save lives. the meeting ended with the recommendations of the oasis that has no taste or color. there were many contradictions between the officials of the countries that gathered in this meeting. if the statements of mr. ibrahim. if the islamic republic of iran was not involved in palestine, we could have called this meeting a failure . well, mr. taqwini , we heard the opinions of these two arab experts . we had a point, we wanted to say . it was arab, but after anwar's betrayal, it became a second-class country. anwar sadad thought that if he established a

she came late in the life of her parents, abir and mohammed — reaching now for the comfort of memory.our weeks now, ourjournalists in gaza have recorded the impact of the war on its children. those who survive live with the trauma. but there is another story that speaks of gaza's children and a longing forjoy. 12 years ago, they created a world record for kite flying, a transcendent moment. and even now, amid all the war has taken, there is also resilience. children making worlds of their own within the war. 12—year—old leiane finds comfort in her family when the bombing starts. "my mum calls my brothers and sisters to hug them," she says, "and we hold each other�*s hands". in the grounds of al aqsa hospital, staff and the children of refugees. surgical gloves make little balloons. this after one of the heaviest nights of air strikes yet. in another part of the hospital, more of gaza's children were being mourned. little maryam al—masri. but who can console who here? fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. it isa it is a fact that civilians not soldiers are paying the heaviest price in thi

she came late in the life of her parents, abir and mohammed — reaching now for the comfort of memory.translation: for four week's now ourjournalists and gaza have recorded the impact of the war on its children. those who survive live with the trauma. but there is another story that speaks of gaza's children and the longing forjoy. they created a world record for kite flying 12 years ago, a transcendent moment. and even now, amid all the war has taken, there is also resilience. children making worlds of their own within the war. this 12—year—old finds comfort in herfamily within the war. this 12—year—old finds comfort in her family when the bombing starts. "my mum calls my brothers and sisters to hug them," she says, "and we hold each other�*s hands". in the grounds of al aqsa hospital staff and the children of refugees, with surgical gloves they make little balloons. this after one of the heaviest nights of air strikes yet. in another part of the hospital more of gaza's children are being mourned. little maryam. this but who can console who here? fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. the

she came late in the life of her parents, abir and mohammed — reaching now for the comfort of memory.ks now, ourjournalists in gaza have recorded the impact of the war on its children. those who survive live with the trauma. but there is another story that speaks of gaza's children and the longing forjoy. 12 years ago, they created a world record for kite—flying, a transcendent moment. and even now, amid all the war has taken, there is also resilience. children making worlds of their own within the war. this 12—year—old finds comfort in her family when the bombing starts. "my mum calls my brothers and sisters to hug them," she says, "and we hold each other�*s hands". in the grounds of al aqsa hospital, staff and the children of refugees. surgical gloves make little balloons. this after one of the heaviest nights of air strikes yet. in another part of the hospital more of gaza's children are being mourned. little maryam. but who can console who here? fergal keane, bbc news, jerusalem. tough to watch, isn't it? i want to set this in the context of an interview that the former us preside